Fired apartment maintenance supervisor arrested in theft
Jay R. Swindon, 27, of Westbrook Hills Apartments, was arrested by sheriff detectives on charges including third degree burglary grand larceny and theft of services. He allegedly stole keys a pager a gas detector and burned documents from the office after being fired for using a company vehicle. His bail was set at $1000. The investigation found the meter tampering and items hidden in his apartment.
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Onondaga
Jay R. Swindon
Westbrook Hills
Westbrook Hills Drive
Swindon
Town of Onondaga
J. Craig Kerr
Joanne Willoughby
Willoughby
L R. Hurwitz
Ceipt
Hurwitz
Niagara Mohawk
Sharron Button
First North St
Tarbell
N. Gibson
Grape Terrace
Gibson
Burt St
State University Hospital
Isaac Elmore Jr
W. Colvin Sr
Elmore
Hunter given community service for fatal deer hunting shooting
In Cortland County Court Judge Charles J. Mullen sentenced Robert L. Garnsey to 600 hours of home town community service for criminally negligent homicide in the Nov. 19, 1984 deer hunting death of Gary B. Crandall near Cuyler. The judge rejected imprisonment as excessive and revoked Garnsey’s hunting license while restoring voting and other rights.
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Cortland
Clayton
Cortland County
Charles J. Mullen
Robert L. Garnsey
Mullen
Garnsey
Oneida County
Gary B. Crandall
Cuyler
Crandall
Grant van Sant
van Sant
Gilbert and Sullivan
Civic Seminar Series at Syracuse University 1985 86
Six seminars titled Today's Children Tomorrow's Citizens kick off Sept 27 at Crumlins. Speakers include Nancy Amidet from Food Research and Action Coalition, James D Weill, Harold Hodgkinson, Jane Gilgun, Alice Honig, and David Elkind with topics on hunger health child policy and education.
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Syracuse University
Crumlins
Nancy Amidet
Food Research and Action Coalition
Washington, D.C
James D. Weill
Children's Defense Fund
Harold Hodgkinson
Institute For Educational Leadership
Washington, DC
Jane Gilgun
University of Minnesota
Alice Honig
David Elkind
Tufts University
Pastoral Counseling Center workshop on stress burnout
The Onondaga Pastoral Counseling Center offers a stress and burnout workshop on Sept 13 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m led by Rev. Bruce M. Hartung. For details call 472-4471. Senior citizens may attend a no cost summer camp organized by Catholic Charities Parish Service Division with trips to Lourdes Camp or Skaneateles Camp on Tue Wed Thu. Call 424-11 OCC for information. Onondaga Community College trustees meet 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Academe I with finance meeting Sept 10 and foundation board to follow. Call Ellen R. Hurley at 469-7741.
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Herald-Journal
Michelle Frankfurter
Gertrude Gardner
Eastwood
Centro
Ida Benderson Center
West Side Senior Center
Cortland Avenue
Onondaga Pastoral Counseling Center
Bruce M. Hartung
Parish Service Division
Catholic Charities
Lourdes Camp
Skaneateles Camp
OCC Board of Trustees
Onondaga Community College Board of Trustees
Academe I Bulding
Dinkler
Ellen R. Hurley
Cortland man moves to sue Ithaca over police beating
Cortland resident Carmen D. De Chellis 24 filed notice of intent to sue the city of Ithaca alleging negligent police training and supervision after a June 4 beating that allegedly ruptured his spleen. He is represented by Ithaca attorney Frank Smithson and was hospitalized after the incident. Deputy Police Chief Pagliaro declined further comment.
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Ithaca
Cortland
Aty
Carmen D. de Chellis
Willow Ave
City Hall
de Chellis
Frank Smithson
Ithaca Police Department
Walter Pagliaro
Pagiiaro
Tompkins Community Hospital
West Seneca Street
Clinton St
Himan
Hudson St
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John B. Folmer
Folmer
Randy R. Smith
Noyan
Quebec
Tompkins County
Smith
John F. Keane
Freeville
Dryden
Winterizer
Nephthytis
Sterti
Tern
Wmwan Peat Fe
Rawina
Targe Selection
Pereclus Ta
Sioomes Sq
Buckley RO
Salina ST
Cicaro
SyrAcuse
Call Civic
Deena Newman
Richmark
E. Genesee ST
Cortland Man
Lachlan Carmichael
C.E. Reeves
Baldwinsville
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